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There has been a flurry of pronatal activity in the UK in recent weeks. Those involved are keen to restore “traditional family values” to the UK and, ultimately, raise the fertility rate.

With a generous £5,995 grant from Population Matters, The Awakening embarked on a transformative mission in Pakistan’s patriarchal Pashtun society. They challenged deeply rooted taboos by fostering open discussions on topics such as SRHR, family planning, early marriages, education, and human rights violations against young women.

Reproductive rights, bodily autonomy and freely chosen family planning are ends in themselves. Explore policies and programmes that support people’s choices through healthcare and education.

The overwhelming burden for contraception still lies with the female partner. The development of male alternatives (aside from condoms and vasectomies) has been slow, due in no small part to a mindset that wants to protect men from the kind of side effects that have impacted women for decades.

The recent NatCon convention attracted a lot of newspaper column inches and backbencher Miriam Cates made a bit of a splash with a speech focusing on the importance of having children. Is there anything to be wary about here?

PM Change Champion Nyombi Morris discusses his experience of attending the UN’s Commission for Population and Development session in New York.

PM attended and spoke at the UN’s annual meeting on population and development this week. Learn more.

Population isn’t about the numbers but our stories, choices and opportunities to change. Donate today for a better future for every person and our planet. In biology, we share a…

Laraib Abid works in Pakistan to increase healthcare, family planning access and opportunities for women and girls.

The 22 January would have marked the 50th anniversary of the landmark Roe v. Wade decision, had it not been overturned in June last year.